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The Summit serves as a pictorial history recording many things to be re- membered by the students who work and play, grow and develop in the Coll- ege in the Sky. In the years ahead, this volume will be treasured by the old grads who look back with a feeling of nostalgia to happy campus days.

I wish to congratulate the editor, her staff, and the faculty advisor upon the production of this fine annual. Much time and effort have gone into it and all who have contributed deserve much credit.

My best wishes to all of you as you go forth into new fields of endeavor.

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We have sought to preserve in the 1954 Summit, the vivid pictures which are a part of our college memories, hoping that they may serve as an elevating force when you, in retrospect, glance over your days spent at Asheville-Bilt- more College. To us it is ... a living record of familiar scenes and faces, ... a living symbol of pleasant memories and happy days.

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Hear thy sons, oh, Alma Mater, Give their hearts in song, Unto thee, dear Asheville-Biltmore, Mater fair and strong.

Honor, glory, praise we bring thee, Hallowed halls so dear; Greater still shall rise thy virtues With each passing year!

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DR. GLENN L. BUSHEY B. S„ Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania, M. A., Columbia University, Ed. D., Temple University, Penn.

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DR. MARCIA ANDERSON B. A., Byron Mawr College; M. A.

Ph. D., Duke University; post- doctorial study, Columbia Univer- sity, Harvard University.

SECRETARY Mrs. Wesley B. Sprinkle

BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. William S. Jenkins

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DEAN OF WOMEN Mrs. Lunelle A. Wishart

DEAN OF MEN Mr. James Vernon Webb

MRS. ADELE PITTS LOWRANCE A. B., Winthrop College; M. A., University of Pittsburgh. Commercial Science.

MISS MARY T. MILLER A. B., Woman's College, University of North Carolina; Graduate Work, National University of Mexico; M. A., Middlebury College. Spanish, French.

MR. A. L. MORLEY B. S., Carnegie Tech; M. S., Penn State. Math, Physics, Engineering Drawing.

DR. JACKSON A. OWEN A.B„ Duke University; M. A., Wayne University; Ph.D., Wayne University. Director of Counseling Service.

MR. JOSEPH M. PARSONS B. S., George Peabody College for Teachers; M. A., George Peabody College; Graduate Work completed toward Ph. D. Mathematics.

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MR. CARL D. PERRY B. A., University of North Carolina; Graduate work, University of North Carolina. Music Direc- tor.

DR. DAVID H.PIERCE B. S^St. Lawrence University; M. S., University of Minnesota; Ph. D., New York University. Chemistry.

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MRS. WILLIAM SMITH B. A., King's College. Psychology, Sociology, Religion, Hygiene.

MR. NOAH A. STEWART B. S., Florida State; A. B., Florida State; Grad- uate Work toward M. A. and M.S., Florida State. Biology.

MR. JAMES VERNON WEBB B. A., University of Georgia; M. A., University of Georgia. Social Science.

MR. KARL BENNETT WILSMAN Stevens Institute; University of Virginia; Law- rence Institute of Technology. Assistant Director of Counseling Service.

MRS. LUTRELLE A. WISH ART A. B„ Randolph -Macon Woman's College; Grad- uate Work completed toward M. A., Duke Uni- versity. English, Journalism.

MR. MELVLN E. WOOTON, JR. B. S., Florida Southern College; M. A., Univer- sity of Indiana. Radio, Dramatics, Speech, History.

JAMES E. EDMONDS (Maj. Gen. N. G. U. S. - Ret'd.) Public Relations Director

Not Pictured MR. W. M. HOLLYDAY B. A, University of North Carolina; B. S., Com- merce, University of North Carolina; Certified Public Accountant. Accounting, Business Law.

MR. MAX SPURLIN University of North Carolina. Coach, Hygiene, Physical Education.

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RICHARD ALEXANDER Biltraore, North Carolina Water skiing tops the list on Dick's sports' calendar, which also includes hunting and fishing; but dancing's his love. He plans to complete his course in Business Administration at U. T. Bachelors' Club President 2; Spanish Club 1, Vice-President 2.

RICHARD ANDERSON Emma, North Carolina The Business World's just waiting for Richard to finish his course in Business Administration- -and so is Richard! Business Club 1.

CARL AUVIL Brevard, North Carolina All sports interest Carl, and most of all, football. '54 will bring more studying at North Carolina State toward his major in engine- ering. Monogram Club 1,2; Football 1; Co-captain 2; Student Body Vice-President 2.

RONALD BAILEY Alexander, North Carolina "Dr. Bailey, M. D." will be written on Ronald's black bag after he has completed his courses at Florida State University . Christian Student Union 1,2; FrenchClub 1.

WINFRED BAKER Asheville, North Carolina Windy plans to take up his major in Natural Science at Western Carolina College next fall. He likes to try his skill in photography in his spare time. Alpha Beta Gamma Treasurer 1, President 2; French Club 1,2; Christian Student Union 1,2.

ROBERT BAREFOOT Durham, North Carolina Bob's chosen the Business Field for his vocation. He will decide de- finitely which phase it shall be at U. N. C. next fall. Sigma Mu Pi 1,2{ Football 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2.

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WILLIARD BASS Emma, North Carolina When "Willie" isn't engaged in his favorite sport of hunting, he's thinking about the tough course an engineering major has --espec- ially at U. T. Chemistry Club 1,2.

BOYD BLACK Weaverville, North Carolina Boyd hopes Uncle Sam won't need him for a while yet, so he will be able to complete his "book larnin'". Spanish Club 1, President 2; Glee Club 2; Basketball 2.

DAPHNA BROWN Leicester, North Carolina This red-head's strongly considering a major in Home Economics. Where? At W. C. C? Well--perhaps. Spanish Club 1, Secretary- Treasurer 2; Business Club 2; Classical Co-eds 1, President 2; Christian Student Union 1, Vice-President 2; Footabll Court lj Football Sponsor 1; Square Dance Team 1; May Court 1; Super- lative 2; Basketball 1,2.

JIM CHANDLER Asheville, North Carolina Jim's undecided about his future vocation, but there's nothing in- definite about his love for sports. Foo tball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Monogram Club 1, Secretary 2; Sigma Mu Pi 1, Pres- ident 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 2.

ARTHUR COOLEY Hendersonville, North Carolina Arthur completed one year of his major in Business Administration at Furman University and another at dear old A-B. Spanish Club 2.

BILL COWARD Asheville, North Carolina When Bill isn'thiking or flying or boating, he's trying to solve some tough problem in calculus or physics to help hin toward his major in Industrial Engineering at U. T. next year. Sigma Mu Pi 1, Sec- retary 2; Alpha Beta Gamma Vice-President 1,2; Dean's List 1,2; Marshal 1.

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HERB DODSON Greenville, South Carolina Herb will remember all the good times he had in his two years at A-B wherever he is next year- -in the service or finishing school Football manager 1,2; Basketball 1,2; A-B Libbers 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2; Bluets 1; Speech Club 1,2; Superlative 2; Summit Staff 2; Glee Club 1.

BETTY DUVALL Woodfin, North Carolina Basketball and dancing are favorites of this little blue-eyed, soon- to-be secretary. Student Council Secretary -Treasurer 2;Secretarial Club Vice-President 2; Cheerleader 2; May Court 1; Basketball 1; Superlative 2; Glee Club 2; Classical Co-eds 1,2; Library Assistant 1,2; Football Court 2; Dramatics Club 2.

JENNY LIND ERICKSON Asheville, North Carolina Jenny's variety of interest range from baseball to ballet.. She's looking forward to continuing her medical training at Newberry in the fall. Campus Crier Interview Editor 1; Cheerleader l;Glee Club 1,2; French Club 1; Classical Co-eds 1,2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; Square Dance Team 1; International Relations Club 1,2; Sigma Mu Pi 1,2; Library Assistant 2; Football Sponsor 1.

FRANCIS FORSTER Asheville, North Carolina "Hawk" is planning to spread his wings and fly north next fall, to- ward the University of Tennessee. There's nothing Francis likes better than just "being trouble." International Relations Club 2.

EDDIE FRISBEE Dares Beach, Maryland "It's best that you do!" they'll hear next fall where Eddie plans to continue his studies for a biology major. He likes dancin'.huntin', and fishin'. Football 1,2; Square Dance Team 1,2; Track 1,2; Bask- etball 2; Glee Club 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2- Speech Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2; Bachelors' Club 2.

CHARLIE GARREN Asheville, North Carolina Golf and swimming are two of "Cagney's" favorite sports. It's U. T. for this engineering major. Football 1,2; Glee Club 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; Monogram Club 1, President 2.

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HOYT HAYES Fairmont, North Carolina This football star is excellent in swimming and enjoys hunting, also. He's working for a B. S. in Natural Science--perhaps at Carolina. Football 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Christian Stud- ent Union 1; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2.

ERNEST HENDRIX Asheville, North Carolina This United States Air Force Veteran had already completed one year toward his sociology major when he came to us. He'll prob- ably complete it at U. N. C. Spanish Club 2.

DON HENSLEY Asheville, North Carolina Don hopes that 1956 will bring on genuine sheepskin from the Georgia Institute of Technology saying that he has earned a degree in Engineering. Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2.

JIM HENSLEY Asheville, North Carolina For Jim, '54 will bring either a continuance of his studies in bus- iness administration or the title of PVT. in the U. S. Army. Bus- iness Club 1.

BILL HURT Asheville, North Carolina Nineteen (?) yean ago, an electrical engineer was born, pre-des- tined to receive his degree from the University of Tennessee. That's our Bill" Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2.

JANE HYSLUP Asheville, North Carolina Jane will miss her Persian cats down at U. N. C. next year. Where she will continue her major in History. French Club 1, President 2; Classical Co-eds 1,2; Sigma Mu Pi 1,2; International Relations Club 1.

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LEWIS ISRAEL JR. Asheville, North Carolina Lewis likes farming, hunting, fishing, and Becky . Georgia Tech and Electrical Engineering loom in his future. International Relations Club President 2.

CECIL JACKSON Asheville, North Carolina Being president of the Student Body occupies most of Cecil's time, but he likes to spend his leisure tinkering with autos or hunting. He's undecided as to where he'll major in law. President of Student Body 2; Football 1, Co-captain 2; Monogram Club 1,2; French Club 1,2; Freshman Class Vice-President 1.

GENE McGAHA Brevard, North Carolina There's nothing that Gene likes better than football, whether it's playin' or just spectatin'. It's engineering for him, too. Football 1, 2; Monogram Club 1,2.

CARROL McINTYRE Asheville, North Carolina Carrol will join his friends at U. T. next fall to again take up his degree in Electrical Engineering. Automobiles and what makes them tick take up Carrol's spare time.

BILL MESSER Asheville, North Carolina Radios and autos fascinate Bill. He'll decide on his major at West- ern Carolina next fall. Sigma Mu Pi 1, Treasurer 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1, Treasurer 2.

DON NORMAN Asheville, North Carolina Chemistry or Medicine- -Don's undecided--but he knows where he's going to study one of the two--that's right, Carolina! Sigma Mu Pi 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; International Relations Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Christian Student Union 1; Glee Club 2; Times Reporter 2.

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PARRIS PACK Biltmore, North Carolina Parris loves parties--and, of course, parties love Parris. He's going to be one of those engineers, too, and is planning to receive his de- gree from Georgia Tech. Monogram Club 1,2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; Football 1.

BOBBY PARKER Bobby is another one that loves outdoor life. Sports minded, nat- urally. Football 1,2. Basketball 1,2 j Business Club 1, President.

DON PARRIS Weaverville, North Carolina "Creamed onions," archery and photography are among Don's fav- orite loves--and, of course, Pam, Jeff, and Carolyn. He thinks U.T. will be the perfect place to continue his studies in clinical psych- ology. Glee Club 1; International Relations Club 1,2; French Club 1,2; Biology Laboratory Assistant 1; TV participant.

BILL PROFFITT Asheville, North Carolina Bill hopes to keep his vocal chords loosened up next fall vocalizing in the practice rooms of Stetson U. Glee Club 1,2; Quartet 1,2; Cheerleader 1; Student Council 1; Square Dance Team 1,2; Track 1,2; Speech Club 1,2; Bluets Art Editor 1,2.

TOM PRYOR Bat Cave, North Carolina Studies in Business Administration will keep Tom busy another two years at N. C. State. A basketball and a goal will keep him happy for hours. Business Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2.

LATTICE RADCLIFF Asheville, North Carolina Unless it could be swimming or golf, there's nothing Lattice enjoys more than a debate on a current event issue. Political Science will be her major at U. T. in '54. Glee Club 1,2, International Relations Club 1, Vice-President 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; Spanish Club 2; French Club 2; Radio-TV 2; Business Manager of Summit Staff 2.

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JASON RAY Woodfin, North Carolina Jason's another one of those that are U.T. bound- -to study engineer' ing, no less. Basketball's a favorite of his. Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2

FULTON ROBERTS Asheville, North Carolina If it has anything to do with mechanics, "Fulty" will be right in the midst of it. When he isn't tearing down or fixing up his own auto, he's building model "Old-Timers." Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; Stu- dent Council 2; Rat Court Jury 2.

SUSIE ROBERTS Asheville, North Carolina Susie will be singing like a lark on her way down to Furman Univer- sary where she plans to major in Religion or Psychology. Whichone? Christian Student Union Music Chairman x. Program Chairman 2; Classical Co-eds 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1 President 2; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class President; Annual Staff Assistant Editor 2; French Club 1, Vice-President 2; Glee Club Secretary- Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, Dean's List 1; Marshal 1; Cheerleader 1, 2. Football Court 2; Citizen Correspondent 2; Superlative 2; Bluets, Feature Story Editor 2, Student Council 1,2.

ROBERT ROBINSON Asheville, North Carolina Look for Bob in the laboratory, He'll be there--just doodling in de- veloping fluid or setting up a complex apparatus for a chemical reaction. French Club l.Glee Club 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 1; Chris- tian Student Union 1.

GERALD SLUDER Alexander, North Carolina "It will be history or some other phase of social science." This is the latest report we have from Mr. Gerald Sluder from his recent interview concerning his future vocational studies. Glee Club 2.

HUBERT SMITH Asheville, North Carolina "Hu's" studies in his General Education course at Asheville -Biltmore have been interspersed by pleasant hours with his camera, his fav- orite past-time. Assistant Editor of Summit 1.

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BOB SPIVEY Emma, North Carolina It pleases "Spivey" to take time out from his entertaining at the keyboard occasionally for an all-day squirrel hunt. If neither the Entertainment World nor Uncle Sam nab him, he'll complete his studies in Business Administration. Business Club l;Christian Student Union 2; Spanish Club 2.

BARBARA SUMRELL Asheville, North Carolina Two loves has Barbara- -dogs and dramatics. She enjoys reading, too, and plans to major in English. Phi Theta Kappa 1, Secretary 2; French Club 1, President 2; Sigma Mu Pi 1,2; International Rela- tions Club 1, Classical Co-eds 1,2.

DAVID TAYLOR Hendersonville, North Carolina Florida State U. will find David there next September ready to reg- ister for the completion of his course in Business Administration. He liies to write in his spare rime. Business Club 1; Spanish Club 2.

GRADY TAYLOR Biltmore, North Carolina A big round Dall and a smooth court with a goal at each end men- tioned to Grady will bring to mind his favorite sport; but you'll see him as aprominant figure in the Business World when he completes his studies at Newberry. Monogram Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 2.

JOHN TILL Asheville, North Carolina If Uncle Sam doesn't need John, he wants to continue his courses in engineering. He's always looking for time to finish one of the model cars or planes that he has started. Alpha Beta G amma 1,2.

JIMMY THOMAS Asheville, North Carolina Hunting or fishing- -just mention either of the two to Jim and watch his eyes light up. He's looking forward to W.C.C. and working on his chemistry major. Monogram Club 1; International Relations Club 1; Glee Club 2.

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LONNIE TURNER Asheville, North Carolina At any major sport event, look for Lonnie. He excludes none. In fact, physical education will be his major at U.S.C. Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Spanish Club 2; Monogram Club 1,2; Business Club 1.

LOUISE WEST Woodfin, North Carolina June will bring a diploma . saying that Louise has completed her course in Secretarial Science. She doesn't mind your teasing a bit --as long as you don't ask her nickname! Student Council Rep- resentative 1,2; Christian Student Union 1,2; Basketball 1; Sec- retarial Club President 2; Cheerleader 2; Superlative 2; Classical Co-eds 1,2; Library Assistant 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; May Day Pro- gram 1; Phi Theta Kappa 2.

BILL WILSON Skyland, North Carolina Bill can'tdecide which of the two fields to launch out into --chem- istry or engineering. Why not compromise and make it chemical engineering, Bill? French Club 1,2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; Sigma Mu Pi 1; Summit Staff 1,2.

NANCY WILSON West Buncombe, North Carolina Nancy spends all the spare time that she can find on music. It's her love. She plans to enter medical school after attending U. N. C. Glee Club 2, Librarian 1; Sigma Mu Pi 1, Vice-President 2; Alpha Beta Gamma Secretary 1,2; Classical Co-eds 1,2, Christian Student Union Vice-President 1, President 2; Librarian Assistantl,2; Student Council Representative 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1, Vice-President 2; French Club 12,; May Court, Maid of Honor 1, Marshal 1; Summit Staff Editor-in-Chief 2; Dean's Listl; January Graduate; Miss Sum- mit 2.

CAROLYN YOUNG Weaverville, North Carolina Basketball or art- -Carolyn hopes she never has to decide which of the two she likes best. She'll register atW.C.C. next fall where she wants to major in Journalism or Creative Writing. Secretarial Club 2; Classical Co-eds 1, Secretary 2; Speech Club 1; Secretary Soph- omore Class; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Bluets Staff 2.

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OLD MEMBERS

President; Charlie Garren, Vice-President; Gene McGaha, Secretary; Jim Chandler

NEW MEMBERS

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Cheerleaders

Jan Bryson Betty DuVall Betty Ramsey Marie Roberts Maxine Harris Sally Matthews Susie Roberts Louise West Jeannette Hawkins

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Bobby Parker, Co-Captain, Jim Chandler, Co-Captain, Herb Dodson, Hugh Messer, Manager, Carl Gilman, Jimmy Rickman, Boyd Black, Tom Pryor, Grady Tay- lor, Not Pictured: Floyd Pryor.

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ENKA GROWS WITH THE SOUTH!

For 25 years the fashion name in rayon... today Enka is a major producer of high- strength industrial yarn. ..and, commencing this year,

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ENKA

CORPORATION

PLANTS

Enka Lowland

North Carolina Tennessee

Canton

Education and Industry Are Closely Allied In The Progress Of Western North Carolina

The Champion Paper and Fibre Company Carolina Division

North Carolina

A-top downtown Asheville

THE BATTERY PARK HOTEL

The Smokies' Largest and Finest Hotel

J. Mason Alexander Managing Director

Robert E. Barnes General Manager

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Meet Your Friends at

BABE MALOY'S DRIVE IN

MB

The Bank of Asheville

The Friendly Bank that always extends to you a cordial WELCOME

Patton Avenue at Pritchard Park Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

BILTMORE CLEANERS & LAUNDRY,

INC.

J. A. McKay, President

J. A. York, Manager

Dial 5681

Compliments of

PRICE PIPING

CO.

Asheville

North Carolina

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SCHRAFFT'S

"The Nation's Leading Candies"

ON SALE AT CiOOD STORES EVERYWHERE

$1.00 — $2.00 lb.

Morgan Bros., Inc.

Wholesale Distributors 67 Broadway. Asheville, N. C.

is Delicious Food

tHjor some tvmr oat/Jj^

Asheville

North Carolina

Compliments of

WINNER'S STORE

"Store Of Fashion" 34 Haywood St.

ERNIE MILLER'S SHOE SALON

"Shoes Of Fashion"

WINNER'S SALON OF BEAUTY

Dial 6871

Take advantage of these and many

other services while shopping

at Ivey's:

Parcel Check Desk. .Street Floor

Personal Shopper Call or

Write "Carolyn Ashe"

Ladies ' Lounge Third Floor

Gift Wrapping Booth. . . Basement Mailing Room Basement

IVEY'S, INC. DIAL 8711

Asheville

North Carolina

Complim enfs of

ASHEVILLE BILTMORE HOTEL

Phone 5661

Asheville

North Carolina

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Swannanoa

Compliments of

BEACON MANUFACTURING CO

North Carolina

Asheville

SKYLINE DAIRIES

Asheville's Own Dairy

Quality Products

North Carolina

Asheville

J.C. PENNEY CO.

Asheville, North Carolina

Pace Setters for Style-Wise Fashions at Penny -Wise Prices

Dial 3-7661

41 Haywood Street

North Carolina

MacARTHUR-KRAUSE

Florists

24 N. Market St,

Dial 2-4426

"When It's Flowers - Say It With Ours"

Asheville

North Carolina

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BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS

Asheville

North Carolina

FLETCHER CLEANERS

Quality Dry Cleaning Dial Arden 3841

Asheville

North Carolina

SEVEN-UP ASHEVILLE CO., INC.

London Road

Biltmore

Asheville

North Carolina

Asheville

tfFOODISTORES^

North Carolina

GRACE

COAL & OIL CO, INC.

Coal

Heating Oil

Furnace Cleaning

New Bridge

Dial 6401 P.O. Box 8065

North Carolina

BILTMORE FURNITURE

CO.

Complete Home Furnishings

New and Used Authorized Dealer

30 N. Lexington Ave. Arthur W. Colledge, Mgr.

Asheville

Dial 6429

North Carolina

ASHEVILLE CLEANERS &

DYERS

"The Home of Fine Dry Cleaning"

A. Fulton Roberts, Manager

230 Merrimon Avenue

Dial 2-0671 Asheville

North Carolina

Asheville

Congratulations and Best Wishes for Much Happiness

STARLITE THEATRE

Tunnel Road Finest Equipment Available

ASHEVILLE OUTDOOR THEATRE New Bridge WEST ASHEVILLE AUTO THEATRE Enka

North Carolina

c.

c.

R. COAL

CO.

Esso Fuel Oil & Kerosene

Faiiview Road

Phone 7321

PINNER'S DRUG STORE

619 Haywood Road Dial 2-3546

Asheville

North Carolina

DUNN & GROCE FUNERAL HOME

Ambulance Service

Phone 2-3535 1155 Haywood Rd.

HAMRICK FEED COMPANY

Distributors of

Spartan-Quality Feeds

831 Fairview Road

W. H. Pressley, Owner

STEVE'S

PLACE

..Gas.

.Oil..

..Groceries.

.Feeds..

Auto Accessories

R. F.

D. 1

Asheville

North Carolina

Compliments of

CHAKALES HOSIERY CO.

Hoisery Brokers

448 Haywood Road

Dial 6125

Asheville

North Carolina

STANLEY'S GRILLE

Chicken and Steaks Our Specialty

Open from 8 A. M. until 11 P. M. 6 Miles out U. S. Highway 25 South

Private Dining Room

No Cover Charge

For Reservations

Dial Arden 27-3947

DOWN TOWN FOOD CENTER

129 Patton Ave.

Dial 3-1021

Asheville

North Carolina

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TOWNE HOUSE DOUGHNUT CO. INC.

EAT

Delicious Town House Bakery Produce

Decorating Cakes Our Specialty

Open 24 Hours Daily 257 Biltmore Avenue

Asheville

North Carolina

HOFFMAN'S

SODA

SHOP

Dial 3

-6781

5 Page Avenue

Asheville

North Carolina

OAKLEY DRUG & SUNDRIES

565 Fairview Road Sandwiches -Soups -So das

Novel ties -Cosmetics

Under New Management Mr. & Mrs. R. Jluther

Asheville

North Carolina

VeHAUN & SON FURNITURE CO.

Dial 2-0171 40 Biltmore Avenue

Asheville

North Carolina

Minor Repairs

Service Calls

PICK'S AMOCO SERVICE ^J * QJX^

Jack Picklesimer, Owner

Phone 9321

260 Woodfin St.

Asheville

North Carolina

Fine Western Steaks

COOLEVS SUPER MARKET

Open Seven Days Weekly 64 Tunnel Rd. Dial 8503

Asheville

North Carolina

LEATH HOUSE

24 Grove Street Dial 2-2646

Comfortable Rooms

Excellent Meals Free Parking

Mrs. J. P. Leath, Manager

Asheville North Carolina

CARPENTER-MATTHEW

Quality Jewelers

Haywood St. at Patton Ave. Asheville North Carolina

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BAREFOOT TATUM DRUGS, INC.

Prescription Specialist

Pack Square

Dial 3-8406

Asheville North Carolina

Pianos

Asheville

LEWIS PIANO HOUSE 75 North Market St.

Organs Dial 5396

North Carolina

REED & ABEE, INC. Brook St.--Biltmore Station

Asheville

North Carolina

BALDWIN'S GROCERY & SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Week Days 7-9 Sundays 12-9 Dial 2-0905

Oteen

North Carolina

BARTLETT ESSO SERVICE

Esso Gas & Oil Dial 3011

Weaverville

North Carolina

VICTORY BOOK ROOM

18 South Pack Square

Complete Line of Bibles

and

Christian Supplies

Dial 3-8212

Compliments of

CLAYTON HENDRIX 239 Liberty St.

Asheville

North Carolina

BILTMORE 50 to $1.00 STORE

25 Hendersonville Road

A. P. Fishel, Owner

School Supplies - Novelties

McGeachy Bldg. Dial 2-1175

BILTMORE PLAZA BEAUTY SHOP

Donna B. McClendon Donella GUI

BUtmore

North Carolina

YOUNGBLOOD MOTOR COMPANY 801 Biltmore Ave.

Asheville

North Carolina

GREEN BROTHERS

Dial 2-4231

Fuinituie-Stoves-Rugs

Installment Plan or Cash

40 College St.

DORATO'S

SERVICE

Hwy. #70 Road Service

Oteen Phone 9432 North Carolina

Asheville -Biltmore College

SNACK SHOP

Visitors Cordially Invited

C. Howington, Mgr.

SELLERS CABINET SHOP 417 Haywood Road

West Asheville

North Carolina

ASHEVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY

General Insurance

of All Kinds

94 Coxe Ave.

Dial 2-3581

Chevrolet Parts

Stocksville

FLAT CREEK MOTOR CO. L. E. McLean, Prop.

Dial 4112

Auto Repairing North Carolina

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N. A. MILLER & COMPANY

General Merchandise

8 Beverly Road

Dial 3-1681

ALLISON'S ROWER SHOP 22 College St. Dial 8253 "Say It With Flowers"

ASHEVILLE SHOWCASE & FIXTURE CO. 57 Broadway Dial 3-3676

THE SPORTS MART, INC.

Sports of All Sorts

Hobby Supplies

32 Battery Park Ave.

Dial 3-3953

Be Wise!

Relax Play, Exercise

And Keep Fit

Y. M. C. A.

Special Rates to A-BC Men

Compliments of PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL

301 E. Chestnut

HENDRLX FOOD STORE 232 Merrimon Ave.

Dial 5626 B. T. Hendrix, Owner

UNDERWOOD CORPORATION

Adding, Accounting Machines

Typewriters and Supplies

Phone 3-3231

18 N. Spruce St.

Jackson A. Owen K. Bennet Wilsman

PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES CENTER

511 Alabama St. Phone South 1745

Bristol

Tennessee

JOHN MIMIDIS HAT SHOP 11 N. Pack Square Cleaning and Pressing Shoe Repairing, Quick Work

Asheville

North Carolina

Max Hagood Welcomes You

To

PICCADILLY RESTAURANT

Fine Food

147 Patton Ave.

Dial 9707

Free Parking

GOLDBLOOM'S HIGHLAND GARMENT CO.

Dial 3-2326

Women's Coats and Suits

Manufacturer to Wearer

217 Coxe Ave.

Recapping

Vulcanizing

ASHEVILLE TIRE & RECAPPING CO.

81 Coxe Ave.

Save 60 per cent on Tire Mileage

W. L. Groves Dial 3-2721

Asheville

North Carolina

I.

F. FOG ARTIE INS. AGENCY Legal Bldg.

Asheville

North Carolina

Dial 9549

M. T. DeBruhl, Owner

250 Poplar St.

(CSSO) TUNNEL ESSO

Asheville

North Carolina

CAROLINA JEWELERS

"Credit with a Smile"

Le Roy Gross, Mgr.

33 Patton Ave.

Dial 2-3691

Open 6 A. M. "til Midnight On Broadway since 1918

TINGLE'S CAFE

27 Broadway Phone 2-22181

Asheville

North Carolina

HANCOCK'S RESTAURANT 8 N. Pack Square

Eat with us and taste the difference Plate Lunches-Dinners-Sandwiches

E. ORR MOTORS 21 North Market R. E. On

SALES NASH SERVICE

Tel- 8731-8732-8733

Asheville

North Carolina

MODERN CLEANERS

437 Biltmore Ave.

Dial 2-2361

Dial 3-5626

SCHANDLER'S Food Master Operated by Oak Street Cash Store, Inc.

47 Oak St. r„no

Dial 3-5627

ASHEVILLE ELECTRIC COMPANY

Complete Electric Motor Service

Rewinding

Repairing A Specialty

Industrial Wiring

Dial Days 5476

Nights 3-8242

6-8 Mt. Clare Ave.

Weaverville 29-3472

Max Dalton G. H. Ramsey

Asheville

North Carolina

Where the Elect Meet to Grease

LISLE'S GULF SERVICE The Station of Distinction 4 Tunnel Rd.

Dial 3-2721

COCA COLA BOTTLING CO.

Asheville

North Carolina

FINKELSTEIN'SINC. 7 S. W. Pack Square

Asheville

North Carolina

PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTIZERS

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